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While I appreciate & respect Lee's desire to be as "professional" of an op as possible, shouldn't we all keep in mind (as pointed out previously) that this is the AMATEUR RADIO SERVICE, and guidelines

Hank, For the prosign, "KN" you are correct. And Mark: my point is that KN KN KN would mean, "W1HCB is the only one who should respond W1HCB is the only one who should respond W1HCB is the only one

That is how I understand it also. I just cant find any documentation that KN was used in the commercial service. Lee

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I do believe the morse conversation (ie. W1HCB de W1AW KN) would mean that W1HCB is the only one who should respond. 73 Hank W1HCB

I generally try to use commercial CW practice if I can. That being said, I can't find where KN was used in the commercial service. Lee Ratcliff KC4ART

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I was wondering one thing about K KN SK, plus other prosigns and Q Signals. Does anyone know where it is written that it must be done a certain way? I thought that operating practices were just

If I see a K or a KN then I know it's being turned over 'back to me" . But there are some that do KKK which to me is wrong and I even had QSO's where the other party sends SK, obviously wrong. I use

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<quote> Everyone's different, and far be it for me to tell others how to operate. BUT, WHY do some stations sign K K K? or KN KN KN? or SK SK SK? Ya know what? It's poor operating

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I think that may be a holdover from the old Novices who seem to send everything 2-3 times because they're not sure their signal is getting through.  Repeats are not always necessary. If the other op

Peter you bring up an interesting example. I a CW op. Everyone's different, and far be it for me to tell others how to operate. BUT, WHY do some stations sign K K K? or KN KN KN? or SK SK SK? Ya know

Now if they only knew the difference between QRP & QRO ...

You're right. What was I thinking? :-) Kind of a sad commentary, if you ask me. I remember another thread (on a similar list) where several digimode ops didn't know the prosigns K and KN meant

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